I just got the PTM-11 (single version of this unit), and so far, I'm impressed! Hooked it up in a matter of minutes, started playing music from my interface, went through 3 rooms in my house and then upstairs. No breakup, as clear as if I were using wired earbuds into my phone! Very impressed! Love the channel, the Helix/Stomp tips and tricks, and your enthusiasm!
I have been using the same system for about a year. I'm a mobile DJ and i use it to send signal to my powered speakers. It haven't had any problems or issues at all. I origionally had to make my own 3.5mm to xlr cables my self but now you can get HOSA brand. I have them rack mounted with the antenna extensions to the outside of my case so i can put them externally when playing.
I'm returning my Phenyx Pro PTM10 which I bought partially because of this video. I perform on busy fairgrounds with lots of wireless devices used by entertainers, vendors, games and more. These Phenyx IEM's run in 902 to 928 mHz and which is a busy place with lots of interference. I got interference in my house, in one club and two fairgrounds. If I had kept it I would have gone bat crazy. Got a Shure PSM 300 and it's awesome.
There is a 500MHz version as well, which I'm pretty interested in. Guess I like the PTM10 better than all of their other products just because of the stereo, which when using IEMs for live concerts makes a huge difference (even despite their dual 1u rack units like the PTM22 and 33).
@@sundaystrummer the Shure is like true stereo so you can plug into either left or right and get a signal. I sometimes would forget that with the PTM. PTM body pack has a dedicated power button. Though the shure has a way to auto scan from the body pack to find clear channels. I do know the shure also has the ability to have two separate mono mixes from one transmitter. I have seen something mention that with the PTM but I am not sure how it does with given how the transmitter behaves. You also have the BNC connectors with the shure which means it is easy to find antenna cables and can be hooked up to the antenna combiner.
@@seancca I noticed you've commented on a video a couple of years ago, and you had the Audio2000s system. Do you like the PTM better than the Audio2000s?
Are you able to: 1. add a third wireless pack 2. Have two different sounds running to 2 different wireless packs (ex. One goes to drummer and what he needs to hear and the other goes to the keyboard player and he hears what he needs
These look interesting. I walked off with my wired IEMs still attached to my p16 mixer once, knocking it over, causing laughter in the room and immediately went to ebay and bought a used Sennheiser G2 IEM system. Never looked back. One of the best purchases I've made. (Oh yeah... Line6 G50 wireless for my guitar) I'm wireless!! And yes Stereo IEMS are sooooo much better. You can separate voice and instruments and it's easier to hear everything when it's not all straight up the middle.
I have them, but they do not work well at my church or the other location I play often. I even communicated that to them and they sent me another one, but they worked the same. I wanted it so badly for them to work, but they just cut in and out too much.
Can’t wait for the POD GO expanse pack!! Definitely interested in the wireless IEM capability. Agreed that I would also want a small set to plug into the P-16 personal mixer. The small gear is nice with the amount of gear we already have to remember to keep up with….. Great Video Brother! Keep em coming! POD GO next right?
Broooo I found your inears that you were talking about, just like the nux, V5S 2.4G Stereo Wireless in Ear Monitor System for Stage Performance IEM System Transmitter Receiver for Band Rehearsal Outdoor Stage Street Performance Guitar Musical Instruments Monitoring
Hey nice video, A thought... could you use one channel left and one channel right ? It would mean using two recievers(beltpacks) but I can't see why you couldn't run the left into one channel and right into the other, hopefully in sync. let me know if you try it ... I'm interested in that setup. Thanks, J.K
Hi man!! im gonna buy one of those! what's the best option? The Xvive u4 or the Phenix pro PTM-10 ? im looking for the most reliable system to not worry about interference and other stuff
I have both and use the PTM-10 the most by far. The main reason right now is that it's stereo so I can pan. The benefits of the Xvive is that it's very small and there's minimal set up. Hopefully that helps you process the purchase
Thanks for the video. I'm interested on buying these but my concern is that i would have to depend on the sound engineer to do my mix right? We have a berinhger x32 at church. Is there a way to setup these and make the mix myself from an app ?
Hi, thanks for the excellent review. Can you tell me where you got those AXE FX guitar wireless units. I can't find a mention of them anywhere. Are they pre-production units?
If I wanted to connect these to the p16’s, are you able to pan left and right? We run mono at our church but pan the left and right on the p16’s to sound less muddy.
Good video. Just bought the PTM 22, having one issue. The bodypacks come each wanting to sync to separate sides. Which means you would need 2 separate monitor mixes. Our practice mixer only has 1 monitor mix so we were planning on having the bodypacks all synced to the same side. I can't see a way to do this though it seems like it would be a common need...both bodypacks should be able to sync to either side no?
The white noise is unbearable. Sent it back. Was hoping these would be better than the Xvive U4's but Xvive is far superior. Low cost and no white noise.
I haven't' had that experience...I use the PTM-10 every weekend and the PTM-11 and 22 are even quieter than the 10...might be different per location...idk
@@HeyWorshipLeader interesting. Believe me, I wanted them to be great!! Maybe I received a bum set but from what others have said in reviews, it seems to be a common issue.🤷♂
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I just got the PTM-11 (single version of this unit), and so far, I'm impressed! Hooked it up in a matter of minutes, started playing music from my interface, went through 3 rooms in my house and then upstairs. No breakup, as clear as if I were using wired earbuds into my phone! Very impressed!
Love the channel, the Helix/Stomp tips and tricks, and your enthusiasm!
That's awesome man! Glad you're here!
I have been using the same system for about a year. I'm a mobile DJ and i use it to send signal to my powered speakers. It haven't had any problems or issues at all. I origionally had to make my own 3.5mm to xlr cables my self but now you can get HOSA brand. I have them rack mounted with the antenna extensions to the outside of my case so i can put them externally when playing.
that's awesome
I'm returning my Phenyx Pro PTM10 which I bought partially because of this video. I perform on busy fairgrounds with lots of wireless devices used by entertainers, vendors, games and more. These Phenyx IEM's run in 902 to 928 mHz and which is a busy place with lots of interference. I got interference in my house, in one club and two fairgrounds. If I had kept it I would have gone bat crazy. Got a Shure PSM 300 and it's awesome.
That's good feedback. They worked flawlessly at my church, but then other products that seem to work for other people don't...really weird
There is a 500MHz version as well, which I'm pretty interested in. Guess I like the PTM10 better than all of their other products just because of the stereo, which when using IEMs for live concerts makes a huge difference (even despite their dual 1u rack units like the PTM22 and 33).
The PTM-10 is a stereo system. They don't have a multiple mix transmitter though, not yet. Would be nice if the made a 2 or 4 mix transmitter.
true
For the backup plan of putting the worship team in the parking lot! But seriously, amazing range!
haha...exactly!
I've been using the Xvive every week plugged into the Beheringer Mixer. Flawless.
Nice...I hope they send one soon
Everyone sings their praises.
Awesome Jimmy. We have recently got a new desk and are looking at using in-ears so I’m interesting in all things wireless. Thanks man.
Very cool!
I have one of the single stereo systems. The PTM-10 I believe. It is backup right now to some Shure PSM-300s I picked up used.
That’s a FACT! My PTM-10 holds up against my sennheiser IEM system!
sweet
What would you say the differences are between the PTM 10 and the Shure PSM 300s
@@sundaystrummer the Shure is like true stereo so you can plug into either left or right and get a signal. I sometimes would forget that with the PTM. PTM body pack has a dedicated power button. Though the shure has a way to auto scan from the body pack to find clear channels. I do know the shure also has the ability to have two separate mono mixes from one transmitter. I have seen something mention that with the PTM but I am not sure how it does with given how the transmitter behaves. You also have the BNC connectors with the shure which means it is easy to find antenna cables and can be hooked up to the antenna combiner.
@@seancca I noticed you've commented on a video a couple of years ago, and you had the Audio2000s system. Do you like the PTM better than the Audio2000s?
Are you able to:
1. add a third wireless pack
2. Have two different sounds running to 2 different wireless packs (ex. One goes to drummer and what he needs to hear and the other goes to the keyboard player and he hears what he needs
1. Idk about adding a 3rd
2. Yes! There are 2 inputs in the back...it's basically just 2 units in one enclosed
These look interesting. I walked off with my wired IEMs still attached to my p16 mixer once, knocking it over, causing laughter in the room and immediately went to ebay and bought a used Sennheiser G2 IEM system. Never looked back. One of the best purchases I've made. (Oh yeah... Line6 G50 wireless for my guitar) I'm wireless!! And yes Stereo IEMS are sooooo much better. You can separate voice and instruments and it's easier to hear everything when it's not all straight up the middle.
We've all been there...it's the worst!
Gracias Bro!
no prob bob!
You should try to get your hands on the NUX in ears the are only like 200$ and they are stereo!
I have them, but they do not work well at my church or the other location I play often. I even communicated that to them and they sent me another one, but they worked the same. I wanted it so badly for them to work, but they just cut in and out too much.
You should try to get your hands on the PTM-10. That will solve the minor issues you had with this one
Just used it this past week and loved it
@@HeyWorshipLeader Awesome! Planning to make a video on it?
Are the PTM-10 the better choice when it comes to sound / clarity ?
Can’t wait for the POD GO expanse pack!!
Definitely interested in the wireless IEM capability. Agreed that I would also want a small set to plug into the P-16 personal mixer. The small gear is nice with the amount of gear we already have to remember to keep up with….. Great Video Brother! Keep em coming! POD GO next right?
Working on it now! Should be done soon!
Can you set up TalkBack mic inside of it and talk to the instrumentalist on stage?
I[m not sure...I need to try that
Broooo I found your inears that you were talking about, just like the nux,
V5S 2.4G Stereo Wireless in Ear Monitor System for Stage Performance IEM System Transmitter Receiver for Band Rehearsal Outdoor Stage Street Performance Guitar Musical Instruments Monitoring
Have you tried them? What do you think?
Dude, the galaxy audio was 🗑 I sent them back to Sweetwater after a few hours of use. Phenyx Pro is WHERE IT’S AT!
I'm def agreeing with you on that
Which galaxy audio did u purchase?
Can you please put some links to purchase these ?
phenyxpro.com/?ref=e-kltfRzafW7l&
Is this one true stereo? I mean, stereo signal with panning.
It's not.
The only thing I wish this has was the like combined xlr/1/4 in. Would make it easier to be able to run xlr into it
The Phenyx Pro PTM-10 has this feature!
Are the inputs balanced? Oddly it doesn’t seem to be written down anywhere I’ve seen…
I believe so
My friend, your videos are great. You can test our wireless monitoring system, Debra Audio ER-202, thank you
Fro sure...send me an email: jimmy@heyworshipleader.com
The PTM-10 Is Stereo! They Hold Us Against Shure & Sennheiser In Ear systems.
I asked them about that one too...we'll see if they send it
How has the system been holding up? Have you guys kept using it?
It's been really good honestly...had trouble with the first one, sent it back and have been good ever since
10:19. "not stereo" so what you are saying is, if I plug something into "left" it actually comes out BOTH sides in your headphones?
Yes...it sums to mono...also means you can't pan
@@HeyWorshipLeader that kinda seems dumb then that they label the inputs as left and right. Very confusing
I am among the Xtuga vs Phenyx ptm-10, leaving aside the price difference, what do you think is the best option?
That would be a good comparison, but I've only had experience with the Phenyx right now..use it every week with no problems
Try Xvive U4. It'll blow ur mind.
I was in middle of watching your video haha. I didn't know that you had an idea about it. It is perfect bro. They gotta to contact you back!
I hope so!
Hey nice video, A thought... could you use one channel left and one channel right ? It would mean using two recievers(beltpacks) but I can't see why you couldn't run the left into one channel and right into the other, hopefully in sync. let me know if you try it ... I'm interested in that setup.
Thanks, J.K
Oh that's an interesting idea! I may try that soon!
So you did a whole review and put in a clip of you testing a completely different in ear?? I dont get it.
Can i connect 4 transmitter to this reciever?
No. You’d need the PTM-33: amzn.to/3WRAr8a
Hi man!! im gonna buy one of those! what's the best option? The Xvive u4 or the Phenix pro PTM-10 ? im looking for the most reliable system to not worry about interference and other stuff
I have both and use the PTM-10 the most by far. The main reason right now is that it's stereo so I can pan. The benefits of the Xvive is that it's very small and there's minimal set up. Hopefully that helps you process the purchase
@@HeyWorshipLeader thanks man. In terms of reliability, which one has more probability of interference ¿
Thanks for the video. I'm interested on buying these but my concern is that i would have to depend on the sound engineer to do my mix right? We have a berinhger x32 at church. Is there a way to setup these and make the mix myself from an app ?
I don't know about an app...I use the Behringer p-16's because that's our set up.
Hi, thanks for the excellent review. Can you tell me where you got those AXE FX guitar wireless units. I can't find a mention of them anywhere. Are they pre-production units?
They are the NuX FX brand. Here is a link: amzn.to/3inTEu3
@@HeyWorshipLeader LOL. It sure sounds like you are saying AXE FX - My bad :-) Thanks for the link
@@MrReStories haha no problem
@@HeyWorshipLeader Even Fractal Audio think you are naming them LOL. We all had a good laugh. I've ordered a set :-)
Is that G&L Behind you? I really miss mine
no,,,it's a reverend Gil Parris ... love it
We just got thsrs for our church but it gives a lot of static/noise is that normal or do i have a problem???
Are the body pack made of metal?
My band use the xvive u4 great unit
I really want to get my hands on one
I soon buy more for a home studio practice room for the vocals
xvive range is about 90' from what i've been hearing from reviewers
gotcha
how can i just here the song that im playing and im guitar
When playing live?
@@HeyWorshipLeader yes
Latency has always been my fear, especially for my singers, so hearing no latency is huge.
yeah...they've been great with no issues so far!
If I wanted to connect these to the p16’s, are you able to pan left and right? We run mono at our church but pan the left and right on the p16’s to sound less muddy.
No! These are mono. If you want to pan you'd need to get the PTM-10's: amzn.to/3gpnexf
Nice review.
Glad you enjoyed it
So when u use the other pack is it a separate mix from a differnt out or is it the same exact thing coming through both packs?
Totally difference mix...basically it's like having 2 units in one enclosure
Good video. Just bought the PTM 22, having one issue. The bodypacks come each wanting to sync to separate sides. Which means you would need 2 separate monitor mixes. Our practice mixer only has 1 monitor mix so we were planning on having the bodypacks all synced to the same side. I can't see a way to do this though it seems like it would be a common need...both bodypacks should be able to sync to either side no?
just figured out one bodypack can sync to either side but the other is confined to 1 side for some reason.
Do they have the rack mount kit for this unit?
Can you use the guitar wireless on the dual receiver?
👋🏼 Hi , this stereo monitoring system? Or only mono?
It's mono
Can u plug strait into mixer ?
yes you can
IEM receiver will produce Stereo output to your earphone?
It will send audio to both ears, but it is a mono signal.
The white noise is unbearable. Sent it back. Was hoping these would be better than the Xvive U4's but Xvive is far superior. Low cost and no white noise.
I haven't' had that experience...I use the PTM-10 every weekend and the PTM-11 and 22 are even quieter than the 10...might be different per location...idk
@@HeyWorshipLeader interesting. Believe me, I wanted them to be great!! Maybe I received a bum set but from what others have said in reviews, it seems to be a common issue.🤷♂
I don’t ever use both ears in anyways lol.
haha
The xvive system is garbage. My band tried them and they work awful. Don’t buy them.
I be been using the PTM-10 every week for over 2 years no problem. I’m even using it at a camp this week at different venue. Working flawlessly.